EP4447850A1 - Pièce inter-arcades (pia), utilisation d'une telle pia et procédé de fabrication d'une protection intra-buccale (pib) avec une telle pia - Google Patents
Pièce inter-arcades (pia), utilisation d'une telle pia et procédé de fabrication d'une protection intra-buccale (pib) avec une telle piaInfo
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- EP4447850A1 EP4447850A1 EP22847565.3A EP22847565A EP4447850A1 EP 4447850 A1 EP4447850 A1 EP 4447850A1 EP 22847565 A EP22847565 A EP 22847565A EP 4447850 A1 EP4447850 A1 EP 4447850A1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
- A63B71/00—Games or sports accessories not covered in groups A63B1/00 - A63B69/00
- A63B71/08—Body-protectors for players or sportsmen, i.e. body-protecting accessories affording protection of body parts against blows or collisions
- A63B71/085—Mouth or teeth protectors
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
- A61C—DENTISTRY; APPARATUS OR METHODS FOR ORAL OR DENTAL HYGIENE
- A61C19/00—Dental auxiliary appliances
- A61C19/04—Measuring instruments specially adapted for dentistry
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
- A61C—DENTISTRY; APPARATUS OR METHODS FOR ORAL OR DENTAL HYGIENE
- A61C19/00—Dental auxiliary appliances
- A61C19/04—Measuring instruments specially adapted for dentistry
- A61C19/05—Measuring instruments specially adapted for dentistry for determining occlusion
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
- A61C—DENTISTRY; APPARATUS OR METHODS FOR ORAL OR DENTAL HYGIENE
- A61C9/00—Impression cups, i.e. impression trays; Impression methods
Definitions
- Inter-arch piece use of such a PIA and method of manufacturing an intraoral protection (PIB) with such a PIA.
- the invention relates to an inter-arch piece (PIA) for digital impression taking.
- PPA inter-arch piece
- Intra-oral equipment in particular in the sports environment, for example for the prevention of oral trauma by intra-oral protection (PIB) or in the medical environment, for example for the treatment of an occlusal disorder by an orthosis.
- PIB intra-oral protection
- Intra-oral protection is personal protective equipment (PPE) which makes it possible to maintain a precise and easily reproducible functional mandibular position to provide the athlete, whatever his dento-maxillo-facial type, with the ability to ventilate during his exercise while having his jaws clenched.
- PPE personal protective equipment
- a PIB is a device that was born in the 1890s in England and was originally intended to protect boxing practitioners from cuts to the lips caused by their sporting activity.
- the PIB evolved to become first of all a protection of the oral and maxillary structures, then its role extended to the prevention of cerebral concussions and cervical traumatisms during the practice of risky sports.
- a PIB therefore has, among other functions, the following functions: to reduce the risk of injury to soft tissues (tongue, lips and cheeks); reduce the risk of injury to the maxillary anterior teeth; to reduce the risk of oral lesion by violent impact between the arches; reduce the risk of concussion; or to reduce the risk of cervical injury.
- a PIB also has, among other properties: to occupy toothless spaces; to allow meshing of the mandibular and maxillary dental arches; to be comfortable; not to present any protrusion or roughness; to be retentive; absorb and dissipate impact energy; to allow phonation; to allow mouth ventilation with clenched jaws. “Retentiveness” means the ability of the PIB to remain in place when the user opens his mouth.
- meh is meant the penetration of the opposing teeth into the occlusal bead of the GDP gutter to obtain the wedging of the mandibular and maxillary arches.
- Type I standard model, plain or bi-maxillary. This is a ready-to-use GDP.
- a GDP has the disadvantages of not allowing the meshing of the mandibular and maxillary dental arches, of interfering with the athlete's ventilation, of not being retentive, with a risk that the protection escapes during the effort and that it gets stuck in the athlete's airways.
- Type II adaptable model, plain or bi-maxillary
- This is a PIB able to be shaped in the user's mouth, for example after softening the material that composes it.
- Such a PIB can however have the disadvantages of losing up to 99% of thickness during adaptation in the mouth, which limits the absorption and dissipation of impact energy, and/or limits ventilation. mouth clenched jaws.
- Type III custom model. This is a BIP performed after taking impressions, under the responsibility of a dental surgeon, of the mandibular and maxillary dental arches of the user.
- the method of preparation must allow the manufacture of a high-quality PPE that complies with the essential health and safety requirements recognized for such PPE.
- some of these Type III PIBs may be inferior to Type II models in terms of material thickness and tight jaw ventilation capability.
- Such BIPs can therefore induce reduced clenched-jaw ventilation and during dynamic activity, cause hypoxia, with impaired performance, or cause mouth opening intended to compensate for the ventilatory debt with an exacerbated risk of mandibular trauma.
- the mandibular meshing position can also be defined randomly, without taking into account the physiological mouth opening of each individual.
- a BIP must therefore allow satisfactory ventilation with tight jaws as best as possible, while ensuring stability of the positioning of the mandible.
- a tailor-made PIB in particular thanks to a process that is at least partly digitized.
- a method comprises for example a recording step, for example by an intra-oral camera, of the maxillary dental arch, of the mandibular dental arch and, finally, of the meshing position between these two arches.
- the meshing position imposes a significant increase in vertical dimension to build a tailor-made PIB with an arrangement of a ventilation space and, thus, to be in conformity with current scientific data, for example with the Afnor XP S72 standard. -427.
- This increase in vertical dimension brings technical constraints for a digitized recording, in particular for example because it can induce an unstable and non-reproducible mandibulo-maxillary meshing position, and/or a technical impossibility of scanning a free space between the two arches.
- the invention aims to remedy these disadvantages at least in part, while also being able to lead to other advantages.
- an interarch piece comprising a body which comprises a II-shaped plate, the plate having an upper face configured to bear against a dental arch maxilla of a wearer, and a lower face configured to be oriented towards a mandibular dental arch of the wearer, and the body further comprising a graduated ruler which extends transversely to the plate and which is configured to measure a distance between the arch maxillary dental and the mandibular dental arch.
- a PIA designates a means of measuring a distance between the free edges of the antagonistic maxillary and mandibular incisors of the jaws of a wearer.
- the measurement makes it possible to fix and reproduce three degrees of freedom (rotation, translation and diduction) of a mandibular position, necessary to form, in an intra-oral protection (IPB) to be manufactured, a space for ventilation jaws clamped of a subject, from a single measurement that can be taken directly thanks to the PIA, in particular here thanks to the graduated ruler.
- IPB intra-oral protection
- Such an inter-arch piece thus allows a wedging of the jaws, in particular a positioning of the mandibular arch with respect to the maxillary arch, while remaining compatible with a digital impression taking of the meshing of the arches maxillary and mandibular, in particular taking an optical impression, for example by an intraoral camera.
- the PIA also offers a single bite plate for the mandibular dental arch and the maxillary dental arch.
- the tray is therefore bitten, at least in places, between the maxillary dental arch and the mandibular dental arch of the wearer.
- the lower face is configured to bear against at least part of the mandibular dental arch of the wearer.
- the PIA also includes a mandibular part, i.e. the graduated ruler, configured to determine a height of free space to be left between the arches to form a desired ventilation space in an intraoral protection to be manufactured.
- a mandibular part i.e. the graduated ruler
- the PIA may optionally include a posterior vestibular flap, for example a maxillary posterior vestibular flap and/or a mandibular posterior vestibular flap, configured to reinforce the stability of the PIA while allowing digital impression taking.
- a posterior vestibular flap for example a maxillary posterior vestibular flap and/or a mandibular posterior vestibular flap, configured to reinforce the stability of the PIA while allowing digital impression taking.
- a posterior vestibular flap, for example a maxillary posterior vestibular flap and/or a mandibular posterior vestibular flap configured to reinforce the stability of the PIA while allowing digital impression taking.
- a posterior vestibular flap, maxillary and/or mandibular is therefore for example configured to allow access to the vestibular surfaces of two or three lateral opposing teeth.
- the graduated ruler extends from the underside of the tray.
- the body includes a handling tab.
- the handling tab extends in an extension of the plate.
- the tab has a thickness substantially equal to a thickness of the plate.
- the tongue has a root by which it is connected to the plate.
- the tab has a free end, opposite its root.
- the tab has a width, measured orthogonally to its thickness and length.
- a width of the tongue taken at its free end is less than a width of the tongue taken at its root.
- the tongue has a shape of part of an ellipse.
- the inter-arch piece comprises at least one bead covering at least part of the body.
- the body further comprises a retention gutter configured to promote anchoring of the bead on the body.
- the body further comprises a mandibular lingual flap, the mandibular lingual flap extending from the underside of the plate.
- At least one part of the body has perforations.
- Such a wedge also makes it possible to better guarantee a minimum distance between the maxillary and mandibular incisors of a wearer, and consequently a sufficient space for ventilation.
- the mandibular anterior wedge extends from the underside of the tray.
- the wedge is centered in relation to the graduated ruler.
- the wedge has a constant height relative to the underside of the plate.
- the height of the wedge is between 1 mm and 8 mm, for example about 2 mm or 4 mm.
- the invention also relates, according to a second aspect, to a use of an interarch piece, comprising all or part of the characteristics described above, to position and wedge the mandibular arch relative to the wearer's maxillary arch and achieve a grip. intraoral impression.
- the invention relates, according to a third aspect, to a method of manufacturing an intra-oral protection (IPB) with the inter-arch piece (IPA) comprising all or some of the characteristics described above.
- IPB intra-oral protection
- IPA inter-arch piece
- the method comprises for example at least: - A step of placing the PIA in the mouth of the wearer, the upper face of the plate coming into abutment against the maxillary dental arch of the wearer;
- the step of placing the AIP in the mouth of the wearer comprises a step of bringing at least one maxillary incisor of the wearer into abutment against the anterior edge of the body.
- the step of taking an intraoral impression of a meshing of vestibular faces of maxillary and mandibular lateral teeth includes a step of intraoral recording of the meshing of vestibular faces of maxillary and mandibular lateral teeth .
- FIG. 1 represents the PIA according to a first embodiment
- FIG. 2 represents the PIA according to a second embodiment
- FIG. 3 presents the PIA according to a third embodiment
- Figure 4 shows the PIA according to a fourth embodiment.
- Figure 1 shows an inter-arch piece (PIA) according to a first embodiment.
- figure 1A shows a perspective view of the PIA
- figure 1 B shows a side view
- figure 1 C shows a front view
- figure 1 D shows a view according to section A-B
- Figure 1E shows a view along section C-D.
- a PIA is configured to be placed in the mouth of a wearer who has a maxillary dental arch and a mandibular dental arch (not shown).
- the PIA notably comprises a body 10.
- the body 10 mainly comprises a U-shaped plate 11.
- the plate 11 therefore comprises a front part 12, and two branches 13, 14 extending from the front part 12.
- the tray 11 is configured to be placed between the maxillary and mandibular dental arches of an individual, and wedge the teeth of the maxillary dental arch.
- the plate 11 is considered horizontal, and it serves here as a reference plane.
- the plate 11 comprises an internal edge 11a and an external edge 11b which delimit the U-shape of the plate 11 .
- the internal edge 11a and the external edge 11b for example both have a U-shape.
- the internal edge 11a can be parallel to the external edge 11b.
- the plate 11 can be flat and uniform.
- the plate 11 comprises an upper face 11c configured to receive the maxillary dental arch, and a lower face 11d configured to optionally receive the mandibular dental arch.
- the bottom face is parallel to the top face.
- the U-shaped plate 11 has for example a constant thickness of between 1 mm and 5 mm, for example 2 mm. This thickness makes it possible, on the one hand, to maintain a minimum thickness between the occlusal faces of the last opposing molars, for example 2 mm, and on the other hand, to serve as a reference point for choosing the height of the ventilation space measured. vertically between the free edge of the opposing maxillary and mandibular incisors.
- the body 10 further comprises here an anterior rim 15 configured to wedge at least one maxillary incisor of the wearer.
- the front rim 15 extends transversely to the plate 11 from the upper face 11c, and in particular from the front part 12 of the plate 11.
- the front edge 15 is here considered to be vertical.
- the anterior rim 15 is configured in particular to abut the wearer's maxillary incisors, which are housed, or even blocked, by the plate 11 and the anterior rim 15.
- the front edge 15 is here formed of an arcuate wall along a part of the outer edge 11b of the front part 12 of the plate 11, and in this case of constant thickness and height with respect to the upper face 11c of the tray 11 .
- the body 10 further comprises here a maxillary lingual flap 16.
- the maxillary lingual flap 16 extends here from the internal edge 11a of the plate 11, and in particular all along the internal edge 11a of the plate 11.
- the maxillary lingual flap 16 has for example here also a U-shape.
- It has for example the same thickness as the plate 11 so that it forms a continuity of the plate 11 .
- the maxillary lingual flap 16 is inclined with respect to the plate 11 .
- the maxillary lingual flap 16 defines an angle "a" with the plate 11, and for example the angle "a” is between approximately 90° and 180° (excluded).
- the angle "a" is approximately 120°.
- Such an inclination allows in particular a better adaptation of the PIA with a palate of the wearer's mouth.
- the body 10 includes in particular also here a graduated ruler 17.
- the graduated ruler 17 is configured to measure a distance between the maxillary dental arch and the mandibular dental arch of the wearer.
- the graduated ruler 17 extends for example transversely to the plate 11, in particular from the lower face 11d, and in particular here from the front part 12 of the plate 11.
- the graduated ruler 17 is also considered here as a vertical wall.
- the graduated ruler 17 comprises at least one graduation 17c configured to position the mandibular dental arch according to a determined opening with respect to the maxillary dental arch.
- the graduation 17c comprises a bearing, as described below.
- the graduated ruler 17 is formed of a wall which is arcuate along part of the outer edge 11b of the front part 12 of the plate 11.
- the graduated ruler 17 here comprises a window 18, which is centered here, in particular centered with respect to the vertical wall forming the graduated ruler 17, and more generally with respect to the body 10 of the PIA so as to be centered by relative to the wearer's incisors.
- the graduated ruler 17 here comprises two pillars 17a, 17b which between them delimit the window 18.
- each pillar 17a, 17b here comprises at least one bearing forming a graduation 17c, and in particular several bearings here.
- the at least one graduation 17c is then preferably formed on an edge delimiting the window.
- at least one graduation 17c is formed on an edge of a first of the two pillars 17a which faces an edge of a second of the two pillars 17b.
- said edge of said second pillar 17b then preferably also includes at least one graduation.
- the body 10 includes a handling tab 19.
- the manipulation tongue 19 extends in an extension of the plate 11 .
- Such a manipulation tab 19 is used to manipulate and position the PIA 10 in the wearer's mouth.
- the body of the PIA is for example formed of a material, in particular of a material that cannot be thermo-molded in the mouth.
- the body 10 of the PIA is considered to be solid, that is to say devoid of perforations, as described below in connection with Figure 2.
- the PIA as represented in Figure 1 also comprises various possible options.
- Figure 2A shows a perspective view of the PIA
- Figure 2B shows a side view
- Figure 2C shows a front view
- Figure 2D shows a view along section A-B
- Figure 2E shows a view according to section C-D.
- a PIA according to one embodiment of the invention may include only one of these options, or several of these options, according to any combination of them. they.
- the body 10 of the PIA comprises a bead 24 which coats at least a part of the body 10 of the PIA.
- the bead 24 is here schematized in FIGS. 2D and 2E only for simplicity.
- the bead 24 is configured to reinforce holding the PIA in position between the maxillary and mandibular arches.
- the bead 24 is for example formed from an intraoral impression material.
- the intraoral impression material includes a silicone, or the like.
- the intra-oral impression material may also comprise a thermo-moldable material, for example a copolymer of polyethylene and polyvinyl acetate, or other, in particular if the bead coats the upper and lower faces (maxilla and mandibular) of the body.
- a thermo-moldable material for example a copolymer of polyethylene and polyvinyl acetate, or other, in particular if the bead coats the upper and lower faces (maxilla and mandibular) of the body.
- a use of the PIA may involve, beforehand, softening the thermo-moldable material in heated water, for example brought to the boil, then cooling it at least superficially, for example by soaking the PIA one to two seconds in water at room temperature, or colder, before being placed in the mouth.
- the PIA can also comprise an adhesive material, in particular applied to the body 10 of the PIA.
- the bead 24 comprises an upper layer covering at least part of the upper face 11c of the plate and a lower layer covering at least part of the lower face 11d of the plate. .
- the upper and lower layers are represented here very schematically, but they can have any type of profile depending on the needs and/or jaw morphology.
- the body 10 can also comprise a retention gutter 21.
- the retention gutter 21 is for example configured to promote anchoring of the bead 24 on the body of the PIA.
- the retention gutter 21 comprises two walls: a first wall 21a inclined with respect to the maxillary lingual flap 16, and a second wall 21b inclined with respect to the first wall 21a, the walls being inclined towards the upper face 11c of the plate 11 .
- the body 10 further comprises a mandibular lingual flap 22.
- the mandibular lingual flap 22 extends from the underside 11d of the plate 11, here substantially orthogonally.
- mandibular lingual flap 22 extends from the internal edge 11a of the plate 11.
- the body 10 has perforations 23.
- Such a perforation is also configured to promote anchoring of the bead 24 on the body 10 of the PIA.
- At least one of the perforations 23 here has an oblong shape, but a perforation can have any type of shape, for example round.
- the perforations 23 all have the same shape.
- At least the maxillary lingual flap 16 may include perforations 23, as shown here.
- the mandibular lingual flap 22 may also include perforations 23.
- FIG. 3 shows an inter-arch piece according to a third example embodiment.
- Fig. 3A shows in perspective a top view of the PIA
- Fig. 3B shows in perspective a bottom view of the PIA
- Fig. 3C shows a front view of the PIA.
- the PIA of the third exemplary embodiment differs from the PIA of the first exemplary embodiment in that the body 10 further comprises at least one mandibular anterior wedge 30.
- the mandibular anterior wedge 30 is in particular configured to form an abutment for at least one incisor of the wearer's mandibular dental arch.
- Such a wedge 30 makes it possible, for example, to better guarantee a minimum spacing between the maxillary and mandibular incisors of a wearer, and consequently a sufficient ventilation space.
- the at least one mandibular anterior wedge 30 extends from the underside 11d of the plate 11, and in particular from the anterior part 12.
- the PIA here comprises a single mandibular anterior wedge 30 extending on the lower face 11d of the plate 11 with a constant height, for example of approximately 2 mm, or 4 mm.
- the PIA also comprises at least one flap from among a maxillary posterior vestibular flap 40 or a mandibular posterior vestibular flap 50.
- the at least one maxillary posterior vestibular flap 40 and the at least one mandibular posterior vestibular flap 50 are configured to reinforce the stability of the PIA while allowing digital impression taking.
- the at least one maxillary posterior vestibular flap 40 and the at least one mandibular posterior vestibular flap 50 are configured here to allow access to the vestibular surfaces of two or three lateral antagonist teeth.
- the PIA here comprises a maxillary posterior vestibular flap 40 and a mandibular posterior vestibular flap 50 on each of the two branches 13 and 14 of the U-shaped plate 11.
- the two maxillary posterior vestibular flaps 40 extend here transversely to the plate 11, from the upper face 11c, and in particular from the outer edge 11b.
- the two mandibular posterior vestibular flaps 50 here extend transversely to the plate 11, from the lower face 11d, and in particular from the inner edge 11a.
- the body 10 has perforations 23.
- At least one of the mandibular anterior wedge 30, the maxillary posterior vestibular flap 40 or the mandibular posterior vestibular flap 50 can of course be combined with one of the embodiments of FIGS. 1 or 2.
- Figure 4 shows a fourth embodiment of an inter-arch piece according to two variants.
- Figure 4 comprises on the one hand Figures 4A and 4B which show a top view of the two variants and on the other hand Figures 4C and 4D which show a bottom view of the two variants.
- the two variants shown differ from each other in the thickness of the mandibular anterior wedge 30.
- the wedge 30 of a first of the two variants here has a thickness of 2 mm.
- the wedge 30 of a second of the two variants here has a thickness of 4 mm.
- the tab 19 has a thickness substantially equal to a thickness of the plate.
- the tab 19 has a root by which it is connected to the plate.
- the tongue 19 has a free end, opposite its root.
- the free end and the root of the tongue 19 define between them a length of the tongue.
- the tongue 19 has a width measured orthogonally to its thickness and its length.
- the width of the tongue 19 taken at its free end is here less than a width of the tongue taken at its root.
- the PIA of these two variants differs from the PIA of the third embodiment, in particular by the shape of the tab 19.
- the tab 19 here has the shape of part of an ellipse.
- the shape of the ellipse part of the handling tab 19 notably allows better gripping, facilitating insertion and/or removal of the PIA from an individual's mouth.
- the PIA of these two variants does not have a maxillary posterior vestibular flap 40, but it does have a maxillary lingual flap 16 and a mandibular posterior vestibular flap 50.
- the body 10 has perforations 23 like the embodiment of Figure 3.
- a PIA according to any one of the exemplary embodiments described above is particularly advantageous for intraoral impression taking, in particular optical impression taking, for example by an intraoral camera, in order to produce a made-to-measure PIB.
- a method of manufacturing a PIB with a PIA takes place for example as follows.
- the PIA is placed in the mouth of a wearer, the upper face 11c of the plate 11 resting on a maxillary dental arch of the wearer.
- the maxillary incisors rest against the anterior edge 15, and/or one end of the branches of the U are wedged at the bottom of the jaw in order to guarantee at least a 2 mm gap between the occlusal surfaces of the last opposing molars.
- the tray is therefore bitten, at least in places, between the maxillary dental arch and the mandibular dental arch of the wearer.
- a bead 24 is present, at least partly on the upper face of the body 10, it facilitates the retention of the PIA on the maxillary arch.
- a mandibular dental arch of the wearer is then positioned, for example according to a desired ventilatory space.
- the mandibular dental arch of the wearer is tightened, for example by biting the bead 24, in particular if at least a part of the bead 24 is present on the underside of the body 10, until the incisors of the mandibular dental arch of the wearer aligns with a desired 17c graduation.
- the method then includes a step of recording a measurement of the distance between the maxillary dental arch and the mandibular dental arch of the wearer according to the graduated ruler 17.
- the method includes a step of taking an impression, for example by an intraoral scan, of meshing of the vestibular surfaces of maxillary and mandibular lateral teeth.
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